The Republican journal., 1887-02-24

a branch store in this city He will come March
18th II he secures store.
| DR.. Edward NJ. Field, of Bangor, formerly of
Belfast is i'll, and b. +. Field Esq, his brother,
of this city, goes up river to-day. Mr.. Field may
be absent for a week, and during that time the
Register of Probate Office will be closed.
Marcellus j. Dow, G. G. T., who has been spend
ing few days in sagadahoc county insttuting and
visiting lodges and lecturing in the interest of the
Good Templars has returned to his home in Brooks.
| lie was in Belfast Tuesday on business.
| Hon. Fred Atwood has begun issuing the invita-
lions for his Aroostook meeting in Boston one week
from saturday. Holders of the invitations can
procure reduced rates over the railroads and spec
| ial rates for entertainment at the Quincy.
| Miss Emily III. Alden of this city has won a
reputation for the manufacture of pure confecton-
cry, including all the fancy varieties, and has
orders from Boston and other places out of the
State Her candies are for sale i'll this city at
| Swift Pauls, Masonic Temple.
| An adjourned session of the Insolvency Court
was held on Wednesday, in this city. At the reg,l-
lar term Barnard Norton, of Palermo, petitioned
for a discharge, but objections were filed. and the
hearing held yesterday. The Judge, doubtless,
will not give decision until the next regular -es-
| sion.
The following are the newly elected officers of
the Baptist Working Club of this city President,
Miss Fannie Rich Vice President Miss Belle
Carter; Sec'y, Miss Nellie Parker; Treas, Mrs.
Sophrona Parker; Work Committee, Mrs Annie L.
| Burgess. Mrs. Nellie Perkins, Mrs. ELLA Twombly
| and Miss Lena Fernald.
~TAREETTs STATEMENTS. II. A. Stalrctt. No.
Main street, Belfast, announces large assortment
ot spring goods in his line. The Captain says he
does not claim u sell cheaper than any else
in town. but he does say lie will sell rs good arti-
/ ces and Us low a. they can be bought elsewhere.
III I've week, h. viii receive more goods FROM New
| lork and Boston
the attention Of ladies who are DESTROYS of
learning dress cutting is called to the advertise
ment Of Madam DeFor,l, on the third page. She
| claims that her system is "A perfect one. Can an
her at s. High street. Bcll;tst......f. y. Carrie,
| Belfast, offers for safe the Hudgtton place
| Northport avenue. The lot is a s"oi one and the
| house was recently reh,lit
| STANDARD TINE. a law has passed both branches
| Of the Legislature Which provides that all the
courts All state county and town officers, and their
cmpioyes, in the transaction of official business,
all contracts, unless otherwise provided for. and
90 li''tf'tHSN ~ tiN dH't equity SI'til Ht COY
erned W. eastern standard time. This law takes
enytt 80 flaws after the close of The session.
The Paul Il. Writ Fountain Pen i used Ivy Mr.
W II. Quimhy of the National Bank. MIR c. K.
Davis of the Belfast Post office and several other~
in this city anu i pronounce by them the best pen
out. 1t il made in varying sizes and STYLES and
win pen- for light heavy work send for
descriptive circulars The pen may be oricrcd
through our locai booksellers or'iireet ly mail.
The ol,lrr citizens Of Belfast wifi remember
Jack Douglass, If lro>pecta muiatto, and violin
st oil note. From l~tH to lsio he was the best
fiddler in Waldo county and played for all the
dances of amy consequence. In those days one ~
two violins composed the whole orchestra Mr. X.
p. Chase, Of this city, now has in his possession
bougla--' violin, which is said to lie fine instrt-
nent. 1t is owned by Dr. Edmund Abbott of
Wintrrpor and was obtained from Douglass by
the elder Or. Abbott.
4 HARD TIMES DANCE. The sons of Veterans,
Of this city gave hard times Glance at Grand Army
Hall OH Tuesday evening. There were 350 people
present. The requirements for admission were
that ones clothing should be worn and patched.
ana that the ladies should wear calico ttres.cs The
admission fifteen cents. which included baked
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ihc'it9 an" d o'''''cr iiiei 10 tiie man WIN" hd Ih'
hardest looking suit of clothes. Mrs. wilkins and
~ innings "'lt t"e winners i'er' were '"'l'!
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MONROE. MIR. A. L. Baker a graduate from a
Medical college, ut hicago. is visiting ut Freeman
ATWOOD The Selectmcn are in session this week
settling up the town accounts. George w. Gnuli,
hating from orrngt"n. Is at the poor farm with
his feet badly frozen. The Town House doors
nav" bcch chan4t't t" swing outward as required
| by IaW.....H. T. Haley is seen nn the road every
'iAy with the fast rags am, colts he Is break ing
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